SEATTLE — The star-studded week of MLB All-Star events gives a number of artists a chance to perform the national anthem.
On Tuesday, singer, songwriter and actor Kiana Ledé sang the anthem before the MLB All-Star game. The R&B singer recently released her second album called "Grudges."
She also had roles on MTV's horror series Scream and Netflix's original series All About the Washingtons.
Prior to the MLB All-Star Home Run Derby on Monday this year's American Idol winner from Federal Way performed.
Iam Tongi was crowned winner of the reality singing show in May. At the time, he was a senior at Decatur High School in Federal Way.
Tongi was born and raised in Oahu, Hawaii.
He auditioned with James Blunt’s “Monsters” and closed out the show's finale with an original song called "I'll be Seeing You" which honored his late father.
On Friday night, ahead of HBCU Swingman's Classic, gospel musician and Grammy Award nominee Todd Dulaney performed the anthem.
The Home Run Derby is the penultimate event during All-Star week, with just the main event on Tuesday left.
There are plenty of activities available on Tuesday for those who want to enjoy All-Star week but don't have tickets to the game. For a guide on all things All-Star in Seattle, click here.